[ihopeipass]

Hi all,
I recently passed BEC in August and FAR in December without watching any lectures, but reading from the book instead. However, I do have more time studying for Audit, as I plan on taking it in late January-February. Do you think it is beneficial to watch the Becker lectures and do the skills practice, or should I stick to reading the book?

 

 

[chandler]

I'm tempted to say stick with what works. I didn't watch lectures on any of the sections. The fact that you've already knocked out two without says you probably don't need to. Totally your call though. I would probably study for AUD similar to what you have on the other two unless you just feel you NEED to watch.

[sdk4747]

Ironically, AUD is the section where I thought the lectures helped the most. The content is very dry and boring, but Tim Gearity keeps it moving along and stopped me from procrastinating. Watch it at 1.25 speed if you have to. However, once the Mike Brown portions started, it was incredibly boring and much slower.

[Luna]

I agree with Sdk4747.

AUD is the most boring section of all the exams in my opinion. Especially for the last two Chapters.

Chapter 3 & 4 is not so dry because it still involved in some calculation bla bla, but last two chapters are all about memorizing. So watch videos might help a little.

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